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NACA 23015 or equivalent
The F8F Bearcat a carrier based fighter of WWII ventage (used the NACA 23015 airfoil) and was a favorite amoung Navy pilots. The Bearcat was a hotrod piston engine aircraft. Its climb rate record stood for many years even after Jet powered Aircraft were introduced. I would like to build an...- Navy guy
- Post #23
- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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candidate for magic airfoil section?
I am still looking for that magic airfoil that has low pitching motion, high lift, a slow stall and easy to build. So far i have tried GEO387 and GEO384 airfoils with a full length Junkers flap of an eleven inch cord. Lots of rear airfoil chamber when the flap is deployed (too much pitching...- Navy guy
- Post #58
- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology